Hi!
I know about cool feature - use "\" after name (some word) to searching in specified folders by this name. Then enter part of searched filenames.
But in this situations I can't use the FOLDER name MASK.
For Example:
I can find files with "metal" in names from any folder named as "foley":
foley\ metal
But can't find this files in folders that contains "foley" in names (e.g. "Foley crashes" ,"Hand Foley", "great foley sounds" and e.t.)
Are there some methods for use FOLDER MASK?
Folder MASK when searching FILES
Folder MASK when searching FILES
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Re: Folder MASK when searching FILES
Do you get better results when you disable Match whole filename when using wildcards?
( Menu: Tools > Options > Search )
( Menu: Tools > Options > Search )
Re: Folder MASK when searching FILES
tthanks for answer,BUT there isn't difference.NotNull wrote:Do you get better results when you disable Match whole filename when using wildcards?
( Menu: Tools > Options > Search )
If I uncheked "Match whole filename when using wildcards" I can find folder that I typed (e.g. "foley" as whole word, and can't find in folders that have additional words)
If it uncheked we have next situation:
It Does not pay attention, do I enter any additional characters such as "*". But can't find complex names containing the entered word.
Last edited by suturn on Mon Aug 14, 2017 10:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Folder MASK when searching FILES
To search for a folder with "foley" somewhere in the name, search for: \*foley*\
to find files containg "metal" in the name somewhere, search for metal.
Combined:
Works on my system ...
(Everything version 1.4.1.877 (x64) )
to find files containg "metal" in the name somewhere, search for metal.
Combined:
Code: Select all
\*foley*\ metal
(Everything version 1.4.1.877 (x64) )
Re: Folder MASK when searching FILES
It's WORKNotNull wrote:To search for a folder with "foley" somewhere in the name, search for: \*foley*\
to find files containg "metal" in the name somewhere, search for metal.
Combined:Works on my system ...Code: Select all
\*foley*\ metal
(Everything version 1.4.1.877 (x64) )
Hm... Sorry
It seems that I wasn't attentive and did not notice but everything was WORKING!
With this searching method: folder names (in "path" column) are NOT HIGHLIGHTED with word that was typed.
AND I use EverythingVersion 1.3.4.686 (x64).